Ms. No life

areyoutryingtodeduceme:
“ payface:
“ putting this up, since my website project for university is finished and I don’t have to put it on the web anymore.
a very, very basic image guide on how your portfolio should be presented or appear, whether...

payface:
putting this up, since my website project for university is finished and I don’t have to put it on the web anymore.
a very, very basic image guide on how your portfolio should be presented or appear, whether you’re in fine arts, graphic design or illustration, illustrated by yours truly
please do NOT remove the commentary while reblogging, do not reupload anywhere else.
OH MY GOD PAY, BLESS YOUR FACE.
I actually get asked to see a lot of portfolio’s while I’m at cons. And while I LOVE looking at other people’s art and offering critiques if they ask, it’s sort of cringe-y to be handed a messy stack of papers or something. Nice portfolio’s look so much more professional!

thebibliosphere:

jamesmasinoart:
For my 3D production class I had to create a three shot short that was a remake of an existing movie scene- with muppets. I ran out of time to do the particle water effects, but this is basically Pacific Rim anyway.
We’re losing our collective shit laughing at this. Holy crap it’s so funny, please turn the sound on.

tabitha:

gne-frog:
witchella:
… No one’s gonna say anything about this legendary camerawork?
I didn’t know Draco Malfoy worked for UPS
I think about this video at least twice a week

How my friends and I deal with life.

mori-sempai:

chokosnails:
izzy-almighty:
izzy-almighty:
‪that shot in into the spider-verse where miles jumps off the building, taking “a leap of faith” and then we watch from a flipped point of view . cinematic excellence ‬
my favorite renaissance painting

catsaucee:

Me: Man, Sony’s really losing it. Guess there’s no hope for em-
Sony:
Originally posted by movie-gifs
Me:

retrogamingblog:

Transforming Ditto Plush from Japan

ATTENTION ARTISTS: Need help calculating your commission prices?

painted-bees:

beastlyart:
prince-ichi:
scribblingaladdertothemoon:
A tool that I’ve found is really handy is a called the Cash Clock. It’s a simple program that measures both the time that you’re working on a piece as well as how much money you should be earning. You can adjust the hourly wage to whatever you feel is right. Simply start the clock whenever you begin working on a project right up until you’re finished. It can give you a clear indication of what you should charge for commissions.
No artist should make below minimum wage for their artwork.
The Cash Clock is found as a download here.
My art tumblr
My deviantart
!!!!!
Oh man I was just telling Muttonchops I should use some kind of stopwatch for when I’m actually working on a picture because I’m pretty sure I need to either charge more (not feasible) or work a fuck of a lot faster/be less distracted.
heeey mega handy!
If you can remember to start this up when you begin a commission, you’ll know when you’re spending more time than what the job is worth.
If you you do freelance work and need to learn how to respect your time better (because if you don’t respect it, no one else will), this is a good tool to help start you on your way!

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